For those of you who are Indonesian (obviously), have been living or learn about Indonesia I bet you might have known that Indonesia is one of the countries that have so many languages. And I just read from the internet that Indonesia is no 2 in term of countries with the most languages after Papua New Guinea. Indonesia has 710 languages. I love my country because of the diversity. Maybe some of you ever heard about Indonesia's motto which is unity in diversity. Yes this is because we have so many cultures, ethnicities, languages, but we still can live together in peace. We have so many cultures all over Indonesia that make us even as Indonesian I believe will need years to have a chance to visit and learn all the places and it's cultures. And I also believe that this uniqueness of Indonesia that attract foreigners to come to Indonesia.

I usually wake up at 06:00 - 07:00 AM, go to office at 8.00 am and back home around 18.00 - 19:00 PM.. Have dinner, watch movies or read and sleep around 22.00-23.00 PM. That is my every day routine from Monday to Friday. Kind of boring and exhauasting sometimes, but feel grateful for everything.

Well, I choose both. I'm so grateful that I was born and raised in a suburb and also thankful that I have a job that I love in the city. I'm happy because once a year I still can go back to my hometown and have a great time there with my parents.

Well, actually I love every kind of foods means that there is no food that I don't like as long as I remember. Thank God I don't have any food allergies. But from every food that I've been tested, my mom's food still the best. :)

I am the oldest child of my parents. I have younger brother, 22 years old, in a college now and he is a seminarians. He has been in seminary school since junior high school until now. We still don't know yet if he can pass all those stages to become a priest but we can only hope and pray that God will lead him to whatever God want him to be. My father had retired since 2 years ago and my mom is a housewife. Thanks God that they are healthy and I still can talk to them everyday eventhough I live far away from them.

I come from a really small town in east of Indonesia, where there is no mall, no theater, no high building let alone skyscrappers (😀) but I love my hometown. We don't have nice cafe to hangout but we do have a great places created by God Himself called mountains, beaches. The place, the people and the culture are what I miss the most. I have been living in a big city since 2008 when I went to university and after that continue to build my career in a really big city untill now. I feel really gratefull that eventhough I have to live in a big city for my job, with the hustle bustle of city life, I still have a chance to go back home every year to visit my parents in my hometown. There is no other place more beautiful for me than my home town. Unfortunately, this year I can't go back home because of Corona Virus😔.

It"s rainy here in my city. Rain with Christmas songs blast from my speaker make me wanna go home so badly 😀. Unfortunately, Corona still hasn't allowed us to go anywhere. Hope that this is the last Christmas with Corona next to us. Say Amen everyone 😀✊✊

I really admire my parents. They are my love, my teacher who raise me and teach me about life. In fact, they don't say much, but they show me through their actions. They teach me how to become an independent person. They show me how to help others even though we don't have much. They show me how important a family is. I would do everything in my power to make them happy. And I know I can do that and God always be with me.

Election Day These past few days have been busy for us (Indonesian) especially for our government and election committee. Wednesday, April 17th was the busiest day, because it was the election day. This general election period is the busiest because this time and for the first time in our history that the president, vice president and parliaments were selected in the same time. There were 2 candidates of president and vice president and around 245,000 candidates who "fight" or trying to win parliamentary & legislative seats. Those 245,000 candidates are come from various parties and this time, there were 16 parties that participate in this election. Quick count results from survey institutes are announced on television and social media, but we still waiting for the official result from general election committee. The official result will be announced in May 2019. On the other hand, besides the celebration of the successful of the election day, there are some sad news come from some regions. The sad news are there were already 6 polling station working committees officers who reportedly died due to exhaustion. I think that they can be called the real hero in this case or in Indonesia people using #martyr of democracy, to honor their hard work in election day. Despite of some disruption happened right now in Indonesia regarding the election process and quick count results from survey institutes, I hope that at the end of the day, whoever become the President, Indonesia is still become a country that uphold the unity in diversity regardless the race, culture, difference opinion during the election, etc.